Knocking on doors is the most important work of this campaign. We don't take corporate PAC money, so we can't out-spend the establishment on TV — we out-organize them at the doors.
No experience needed. We'll pair you up and show you exactly what to say. Just bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes, and water.
Before you arrive: Set up the canvassing app →
Or join a partner shift: Knock doors with Indivisible Fireside Chat, daily 4 – 6 PM through Aug 21 →
Early voting week, Aug 22 – 28: Hold a sign near an early voting site, pick a shift on the signup sheet →
Primary Day, Tuesday Sept 1: Hold a sign at a polling place, pick a shift on the signup sheet →
Early voting runs 10 to 4 here on Saturday and Sunday only. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 10 to 4. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Sunday is the only weekend day Taunton opens, 8 to 2. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Knocking Oak, Winthrop and Anderson. Taunton early voting runs until 2 on Sunday, so anyone we catch early can still go and vote the same afternoon. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Early voting runs 8 to 4:30 in the City Council Chambers. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 4:30. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 5 on weekdays. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Afternoon shift at the same site as the morning crew. Early voting runs 8 to 5 on weekdays. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 4:30. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 4:30 in the City Council Chambers. Four miles from the morning stop. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 4:30 in the City Council Chambers. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Early voting runs 8 to 4 on the second floor. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Last day of early voting, and Somerset closes at 1, so this is the morning stop before the crew rolls on to Fall River. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Last day of early voting. Fall River stays open until 4 in the Atrium, ten minutes from the Somerset stop, so afternoon still counts here. Massachusetts keeps campaigning 150 feet back from the entrance while the polls are open, and that covers early voting sites. Leave signs and campaign shirts, hats and buttons in the car until you are past the marked line.
Knocking South Main, Borden, Milliken, Columbia and Canal. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Knocking Highland, Valentine, Montgomery and Dexter. Two and a half miles from the morning stop. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Knocking Mechanic, South Main, Bank, Railroad Avenue and Park. Attleboro is the least-canvassed city in the district. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Knocking Mendon Road, Robinson, Tomlinson and Curtis. Five miles from the morning stop. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Knocking Tremont, Linden, High and School. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Knocking Oak, Winthrop and Anderson. Meet at the spot listed, we hand out turf and walk together. New volunteers are paired with someone experienced, so no experience is needed.
Ward 1 votes here. We knock Robinson, Mendon Road, Tomlinson and Curtis. Polls close at 8. On Primary Day the 150-foot rule is in force at every polling place, so keep signs, campaign shirts, hats and buttons outside the marked line and never hand out literature inside it.
Ward 2 votes here. We knock South Avenue, Thacher, Birch and County. Polls close at 8. On Primary Day the 150-foot rule is in force at every polling place, so keep signs, campaign shirts, hats and buttons outside the marked line and never hand out literature inside it.
Ward 3 votes here. We knock Park, Steere, Wilmarth and Austin. Polls close at 8. On Primary Day the 150-foot rule is in force at every polling place, so keep signs, campaign shirts, hats and buttons outside the marked line and never hand out literature inside it.
Ward 6 votes here. We knock County, Phillips, South Main and Tiffany. This is the last scheduled shift, and the polls stay open until 8. Polls close at 8. On Primary Day the 150-foot rule is in force at every polling place, so keep signs, campaign shirts, hats and buttons outside the marked line and never hand out literature inside it.
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